sorry but that has to be Win der Mill

hell yeah

"hey honey can you- what the fuck"

what about, like, a regular-ass electric toothbrush?

i've been getting help these past few weeks cleaning up my room and my god, it's so nice to just have empty surfaces! It really is like every visible item occupies space in your mind.

though i feel like explicit decorations don't really take up space in the same way, provided they're placed correctly.

there are teensy tiny municipally-owned apartments available in a city near me for like 200€ per month and i'm absolutely planning to get one if i ever get an income, they're so smol that the "kitchen" is a recessed wardrobe with a sink and like 2 hotplates, which honestly considering how we have perfectly decent bags of frozen meals that you can just toss in a pot for 10 minutes is perfectly acceptable for a single-person household!

The uniquely US problem is poor people having terrible diets, but lack of fibre for non-poor people is a thing all over the world aside from maybe like, japan..

i've personally benefitted greatly from just opting for whole-grain versions of things like pasta, much better poops now.

the good thing is that the right kind of hard work (meaning hard social labour, not physical) can create social safety nets!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_aid

this makes me want to see an elecromancer and aeromancer carrying around bags of flour and sawdust to fucking annihilate entire buildings with a single spark, while everyone thinks it's some grand pyromancer summoning hellfire

eat the ground

fiber is so strange because it's function is basically just to pass through you, and yet it's so vital for the digestive system to function properly

everyone keeps saying "oh dietary supplements are just pissing away money" but fibre supplements are the one supplement most people would benefit hugely from taking, just get some psyllium husk or whatever and enter toilet nirvana